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Brattoo Propaganda Software® Brattoo Propaganda Software® Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture Edition User Guide rev 1.0.0 (2010-03-09) ©2010 Brattoo Propaganda Software®. All rights reserved. Duplicate Annihilator – User Guide ©2009 Brattoo Propaganda Software®. All rights reserved. Apple, Mac, Macintosh, Mac OS, OS X and iPhoto are either registered trademarks or trade- NOTICE: This publication and the information herein is furnished AS IS, is subject to change marks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the United States and other countries. without notice, and should not be construed as a commitment by Brattoo Propaganda Software®. Brattoo Propaganda Software® assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. or inaccuracies, makes no warranty of any kind (express, implied, or statutory) with respect to this publication, and expressly disclaims any and all warranties of merchantability, fitness Please note that the content in this guide is protected under copyright law for particular purposes, and noninfringement of third party rights. The content of this guide is furnished for informational use only, is subject to change without Any references to company names in sample templates are for demonstration purposes only notice, and should not be construed as a commitment by Brattoo Propaganda Software®. and are not intended to refer to any actual organization. Brattoo Propaganda Software® assumes no responsibility or liability for any errors or inac- curacies that may appear in the informational content contained in this guide. 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Brattoo Propaganda Software®, [email protected], http://brattoo.com/propaganda Duplicate Annihilator – User Guide Table of Contents Overview ...................................... 4 Install Duplicate Annihilator ...................................... 5 Registering/Purchasing ...................................... 6 Annihilating duplicates ...................................... 7 Using the compare images tab ...................................... 10 Preferences .................................... 11 Thumbnail Annihilator .................................... 14 Frequently Asked Questions .................................... 15 License .................................... 18 Overview Key features Duplicate Annihilator is the leading application for dealing with iPhoto • Easily find and annihilate duplicates created during import. duplicates now it is available in a version for Aperture 3: • Compare master images using different algorithms to detect and Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture Edition. understand differences. • Detect duplicates using effective algorithms using electronic check- The easy way to find duplicates in Aperture sums like MD5 and CRC32. Duplicate Annihilator - Aperture Edition takes on the time consuming • Detect duplicates by using file specific meta data such as filename, task comparing the Master images in your Aperture database using effec- dimensions, file size, Exif creation date or date of creation. tive algorithms to make sure that no duplicates escape. When a duplicate • Marks versions keyword of your choice to make them easy to find is found the versions of that master be marked with a keyword of your using Aperture features like search or smart folders. choice to make it easy to locate and delete. • Makes your Aperture slimmer and faster. • Free updates! 4 Duplicate Annihilator – User Guide Install Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture Edition To install Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture Edition simply follow those steps: 1. Download Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture Edition from http://brattoo.com/propaganda 2. Unzip and mount the downloaded package. This is normally done automagically. 3. A finder window will appear where you can drag the application Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture Edition to your Applications folder. 4. Drag the application to the Applications folder 5. The application is now installed and you may run it from your Ap- plications folder located on your hard drive. Updates? You may always download the latest version of Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture Edi- tion from http://brattoo.com/propaganda Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture edition will ? automatically check for updates online and notify if there is an update available. Duplicate Annihilator – User Guide 5 Registering/Purchasing 4. Click on the register button Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture Edition is shareware which means that 5. Duplicate Annihilator is now unlocked and fully functional to be able to fully utilize it you need to purchase a license (currently The serial number will be verified by our online serial number verifica- $7.95). If you decide to run Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture edition in tion servers. demo mode it will be limited to only scan through the first 500 images of your iPhoto library. To purchase a license simply go to our site at http://brattoo.com/propaganda and click on any of the ”buy” or ”purchase now” buttons and you will be taken to our online store. The purchase will be done through the secure servers provided by Esellerate. net. For further information regarding security and online purchasing please visit http://shopper.esellerate.net/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=5620 When you have made your purchase you will receive an email contain- ing your serial number. Please note that this is an automatic process so if you have a spam filter you will have to make sure that the email can get through to your mailbox. To register/unlock Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture Edition with your serial number simply follow those steps: 1. Open Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture Edition 2. Click on the register tab If you encounter problems please contact us at 3. Fill out the form with your serial number [email protected] 6 Duplicate Annihilator – User Guide Annihilating duplicates cal files and are therefor not compared. Since all versions of a master To locate and annihilate duplicates in iPhoto use the Find duplicates tab images are marked when a duplicate is detected one reported detection in Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture edition. When you click on the Find in Duplicate annihilator can result in numerous marked version images in and annihilate duplicates button the annihilation process will begin Aperture. based on the settings in the Preferences tab. See the preferences section of this document for a better understanding of the different settings and The Aperture library database can also contain master images that are options. not represented by a version in the Aperture application. This can result in that one reported found duplicate may not be represented bay version The concept image in the Aperture application. Duplicate Annihilator - Aperture Edition scans the Aperture library database for master images, compares them and then marks all versions Basic Mode vs. Magic mode When running in Magic mode Duplicate Annihilator analyses the master of the duplicates masters by assigning a keyword to them. The keyword images in the Aperture data base ”on the fly” to be able to use the most is defined in Duplicate Annihilator. There is also an option to mark the effective detection algorithms. When using Magic mode Duplicate Anni- versions of the original master image by another keyword. hilator – Aperture edition ignores the user selected detection algorithms. Magic mode might run slightly slower than Classic mode. To use user All shown images in Aperture are versions of the imported master image, selected detection algorithms use Classic mode. one master can result in numerous versions but those are not real physi- IMPORTANT! Do not start Aperture during the annihilation process. Interference may cause unex- pected results and corrupt the Aperture data base. Therefor, always wait for Duplicate ! Annihilator to finish or cancel before using Aperture. Duplicate Annihilator – User Guide 7 ”On finish” actions Since it can take quite some time to process large Aperture databases Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture Edition is equipped with a series of ”on finish” actions. Those ”on finish” actions can be used to either set the com- puter to sleep or shut it down when the duplicate annihilation process has finished. The ”on finish” actions may be selected and/or changed by the user during a duplicate annihilation in progress. 8 Duplicate Annihilator – User Guide Hints to consider when annihilating duplicates try this: Sometimes the default settings in Duplicate Annihilator – Aperture 1. Open Aperture Edition just isn’t enough so here are a few hints on how to handle those 2. Create a smart album that lists images whose album name is situations. empty and has the keyword ”duplicate”. This album will show all images that have the ”duplicate” keyword and is not used in The MD5 checksum simply wasn’t enough, all duplicates wasn’t any album. found. 3. Select the images in the smart album and choose File->Delete Even the slightest modification to an image will cause it to result in Master Image and All versions. a completely different MD5 checksum so two images that might be 4. Your duplicates that is not being used in any album have now identical to the eye might not be identical to Duplicate Annihila- been moved to the Aperture trash can. tor – Aperture Edition. You will therefor have to try a different set of detection algorithms. A popular set of detection algorithms is the
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